Digestion

Digestmix provides natural, effective support for your horse's digestion and transit, thanks to plants with relaxing, purifying properties. This organic supplementary feed...

Diatomaceous earth is renowned for its action on external parasites such as lice. But its benefits don't stop there. - External parasites : lice, biting insects - Internal...

Artichoke leaf is a detoxifying supplementary food that protects the liver and metabolism. Cynara scolymus helps to : Stimulate urinary elimination by preserving...

Symbiomix naturally preserves resistance to intestinal parasites. It can be used in all equidae, with the exception of pregnant mares, unless veterinary advice is given ,...

Manage your sensitive equine's gastric discomfort with this natural complementary feed. Ulcerix helps to soothe and protect the digestive mucosa, helping to restore the...

Yarrow is used as a supplementary feed for horses to help with locomotion , heat , digestion and transit . Achillea millefolium helps to Relieve gastric...

Chia seed is a very interesting raw material for equine feed, thanks to its excellent quality lipid (particularly omega 3), protein and fibre content. It forms a...

Discover a quality Auvergne green clay, certified by Ecocert and Cosmos. It combines the properties of several clays (illite, kaolinite and montmorillonite). Food quality:...

An ally of mares, raspberry helps to promote heat and fertility. Its high tannin content also makes it an excellent anti-diarrhoea supplement. It will be particularly useful:...

Bilberry is used as a supplementary feed for equidae to combat mild bouts of diarrhoea, reduce excess weight and support circulation. Vaccinum myrtillus is a useful plant...

Lemon balm is a traditional plant for managing anxiety. It is also useful for supporting the liver, the quality of digestion and the fluidity of intestinal transit. It is...

Peppermint is used to help maintain digestive comfort . It is indicated for equidae: Whose nervousness has an impact on digestion and transit . Whose digestive...